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Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 496. 20,5x13,7 cm. Anatoly Emmanuilovich Levitin-Krasnov (real name Levitin; 1915-1991) writer, human rights activist; His godsons were the poet Evgeny Kushev and the journalist Andrei Dubrov. In 1933-1946 - a "Christian socialist", a participant in the Renovationist schism, a reformist movement in the Russian Orthodox Church that accepted the new Soviet government and collaborated with it; later a historian of renovationism (published "Essays on the History of the Russian Church Troubles"). He was arrested several times and served time in a camp. The spiritual father of a group of religious youth who actively participated in opposition political life. Since 1974 - in exile. Memoirs of a religious dissident. Lifetime edition.…

Softcover/Paperback. Condizione: Good. Levitin Anatolij Emmanuilovich 1915-1991 - tserkovnyj pisatel, dissident. Arestovan po tserkovnomu delu 1934, no vskore osvobozhden. V 1920-e - 1930-e gg. prozhival v Leningrade. Diakon v obnovlencheskoj tserkvi v g. Ulyanovsk 1942. V 1949 g. snova byl arestovan i prigovoren k 10 godam zaklyucheniya. Osvobozhden v seredine 1950-kh gg. Do 1960 g. rabotal v Zhurnale Moskovskoj Patriarkhii. Religioznyj pravozashchitnik. Avtor mnogochislennykh statej v samizdate. Byl arestovan vsego 4 raza i otsidel v tyurmakh i lageryakh okolo 10 let. V 1974 g. byl vyslan iz SSSR. Zhil v Izraile, Frankfurte-na-Majne Germaniya, Lyutserne Shvejtsariya, Parizhe. Publikovalsya takzhe pod psevdonimami Krasnov-Levitin, Levitin-Krasnov, A. Krasnov.V tretej chasti vospominanij opisany 50-60-e gody. Pervoe izdanie.…

Softcover/Paperback. Condizione: Good. Avtobiograficheskie vospominaniya izvestnogo religioznogo pisatelya, dissidenta i pravozashchitnika Anatoliya Levitina-Krasnova, okhvatyvayushchie period s 1941 po 1956 god: gody vojny, poslevoennye presledovaniya, arest i prebyvanie v lageryakh. V kachestve prilozheniya v knigu vklyuchen ocherk 'Surovyj sputnik', posvyashchennyj tvorchestvu i religioznym iskaniyam F. M. Dostoevskogo.…

1st edition stiff wrappers As New octavo 456pp., Levitin-Krasnov protested against state pressure on the Orthodox Church and was sent to a labour camp in Sverdlovsk. RUSSIAN TEXT.

Softcover/Paperback. Condizione: Good. V borbe, i tolko v borbe.Kak premudro i prekrasno v etom mire, chto vse dostigaetsya lish v borbe. V borbe s prirodoj, v borbe s samim soboj, v borbe s silami zla i tmy, v borbe za pravdu.Pomnyu, sorok vosem let nazad umnyj i vdumchivyj propovednik piterskij protoierej otets Aleksandr Medvedskij, nastoyatel Knyaz-Vladimirskogo sobora, rasskazyval o tom, kak krestyane beregut khleb, kak edyat ego neobyknovenno tshchatelno, kak by svyashchennodejstvuya. I kak neopryatno i nebrezhno obrashchayutsya s nim gorozhane. Dalee propovednik provodil analogiyu s khristianstvom. 'Legko nam dostalos spasenie, legko, Nr. pravoslavie my poluchili ot grekov, Nr. i vsegda ono shlo sverkhu, ot kogo-to, kto ego nasazhdal, okhranyal, tolkoval; ne potomu li tak legko russkij narod i rasstaetsya s nim'.Tak ono i est. I sejchas nastupilo vremya borby Nr. za khristianstvo, za moralnye tsennosti, za pravdu, za svet, za svobodu.Pod oblozhkoj darstvennaya nadpis Dorogim druzyam Hanni i Valeriyu Yakovlevichu Tarsis s lyubovyu i druzheskim, serdechnym chuvstvom. Avtor. 28.1.82. Luzern.…

Paperback. Condizione: Fine. Near fine // 207 pages; 16 cm. // In Russian. Tamizdat. Fiction. Romans. Uncommon. Anatoly Emmanuilovich Krasnov-Levitin (1915-1991) was born in Baku. His father, a pre-revolutionary justice of the peace from a wealthy Jewish family, had converted to Orthodoxy, and his mother came from a priestly line. He called himself a "church writer" and a Christian socialist, and took the pseudonym "Krasnov" (from krasnyi, "red") to signal his socialist convictions. After Stalin-era imprisonment he became one of the most prolific samizdat (self-published, hand-circulated) voices defending persecuted believers and, more broadly, human rights. He was tried again in 1970-71, a case that drew attention in the dissident press. After emigrating in 1974 he became a regular presence on Radio Liberty. He settled in Switzerland and died in Lucerne. The present volume belongs to the long run of works he issued through the émigré Paris press Poiski in the 1980s, after his four-part memoir cycle (beginning with Likhie gody, Paris: YMCA-Press, 1977). Like the rest of his exile writing, it combines personal testimony with polemic on Soviet church and political life. First Edition (presumed; no prior editio.…

Paperback. Condizione: Fair. 1st Edition. Ex-library with no markings aside from a circulation card in pocket to front wrap verso; else a very crisp uncirculated and unread copy. // 12mo in illus beige cardstock paper wraps; 137 pages; 16 cm. // In Russian, Scarce. Anatoly Emmanuilovich Krasnov-Levitin (1915-1991) was born in Baku. His father, a pre-revolutionary justice of the peace from a wealthy Jewish family, had converted to Orthodoxy, and his mother came from a priestly line. He called himself a "church writer" and a Christian socialist, and took the pseudonym "Krasnov" (from krasnyi, "red") to signal his socialist convictions. After Stalin-era imprisonment he became one of the most prolific samizdat (self-published, hand-circulated) voices defending persecuted believers and, more broadly, human rights. He was tried again in 1970-71, a case that drew attention in the dissident press. After emigrating in 1974 he became a regular presence on Radio Liberty. He settled in Switzerland and died in Lucerne. The present volume belongs to the long run of works he issued through the émigré Paris press Poiski in the 1980s, after his four-part memoir cycle (beginning with Likhie gody, Paris: YMCA-Press, 1977). Like the rest of his exile writing, it combines personal testimony with polemic on Soviet church and political life. Левитин-Краснов, А. Э. (Анатолий Эммануилович), 1915-1991. Levitin-Krasnov, A. Ė. (Anatoliĭ Ėmmanuilovich), 1915-1991. Levitin-Krasnov, A. Ė. (Anatoliĭ Ėmmanuilovich), 1915-1991 | Tamizdat.…

No binding. Condizione: Good. Ob A.I. Solzhenitsyne i V.E. MaksimoveLevitin Anatolij Emmanuilovich 1915-1991. Rodilsya 8 21 sentyabrya v g. Baku. Tserkovnyj pisatel, dissident. Arestovan po tserkovnomu delu 1934, no vskore osvobozhden. V 1920-e Nr. 1930-e gg. prozhival v Leningrade. Diakon v obnovlencheskoj tserkvi v g. Ulyanovsk 1942. V 1949 g. snova byl arestovan i prigovoren k 10 godam zaklyucheniya. Osvobozhden v seredine 1950-kh gg. Do 1960 g. rabotal v Zhurnale Moskovskoj Patriarkhii. Religioznyj pravozashchitnik. Avtor mnogochislennykh statej v samizdate. V kontse 1960-kh Nr. nachale 1970-kh snova neodnokratno arestovyvalsya. Do 1974 g. nakhodilsya v lagere Sychevka, Smolenskaya obl. V 1974 g. byl vyslan iz SSSR. Zhil v Izraile, Frankfurte-na-Majne Germaniya, Lyutserne Shvejtsariya, Parizhe. Publikovalsya takzhe pod psevdonimami Krasnov-Levitin, Levitin-Krasnov, A. Krasnov. Skonchalsya 5 aprelya.…